Drilling technologies have transformed the competitive landscape within the oil and gas industry and altered the traditional pricing relationship between crude oil and natural gas, but there’s still plenty of room for horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) services to grow, according to Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P).
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Futures Traders Unimpressed By 42 Bcf Storage Injection on ‘Erratic’ Trading Day
While last week’s bearish storage report caught traders off guard, this week’s report of a 42 Bcf injection for the week ended July 22 was a little more in sync with expectations, especially considering last week’s oppressive heat and minor Gulf production shut-ins due to Hurricane Emily.
CPUC Head Sees Positive Regulatory, Economic Landscape
Unlike before, during and after the wholesale energy market implosion in the West when California energy stakeholders were out of sync with state policymakers, the state’s chief regulator this year sees a consensus forming through increased collaboration among all of the key players at both the federal and state levels.
Tennessee: Tariff in Sync with MA Unbundling
Tennessee Gas Pipeline contends its tariff limitation onupstream capacity releases “neither frustrates nor hinders” thedrive towards competition in the retail natural gas market inMassachusetts, as a small LDC has claimed.
FERC, Utah Rulings On Questar Gas in Sync
Recent decisions by FERC and Utah regulators involving theextent of their jurisdiction over the interstate transportationactivities of Questar Gas, a Utah-based LDC, don’t appear to becontradictory, say lawyers and company officials. In fact, the tworulings complement each other, particularly on the issue of states’authority over the interstate function of Hinshaw-exempt gasdistributors.
FERC, Utah Regulators in Sync on Questar Gas
Recent decisions by FERC and Utah regulators involving theextent of their jurisdiction over the interstate transportationrole of Questar Gas, a Utah-based LDC, don’t appear to becontradictory, say lawyers and company officials.